As November rumbles into sight, are Arsenal on the verge of another historical collapse in their worst month of the year?
The Gunners were kicked out of the Capital One Cup by Sheffield Wednesday, and the defeat came at a major cost to Arsene Wenger.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain started the match on the right hand side for Arsenal, but he was withdrawn after he picked up an injury in the game.
Theo Walcott replaced the Ox, only to succumb to injury himself, leaving the sub to be subbed.
The BBC’s David Ornstein has now given an update on the health status of the two Arsenal players, and the news isn’t good: both England internationals are set for a two week stint on the sidelines.
That means the duo will miss matches against Swansea, Bayern Munich in the Champions League, and the North London Derby against Tottenham.